A Patriotic Schoolgirl
A Patriotic Schoolgirl
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Anybody'd think you'dseen a ghost instead of a batch of Germans. Why, you've gone quitepale!" "I'm only tired, " snapped Chrissie rather crossly. "You're always makingremarks about something. I'm going to walk with Patricia. " "Oh, all right! Just as you please. I don't press myself on anybody. I'll walk with Winifrede again if she'll have me. " CHAPTER XX Patriotic Gardening The direct result of the potato walk to Mr. Briggs's farm was that afriendship sprang up between Winifrede and Marjorie.... It was, of course, rather an exceptional friendship, involving condescension on the part ofthe head girl and frantic devotion on Marjorie's part. Six months ago itwould not have been possible, for Winifrede's creed of exclusiveness haddiscouraged any familiarity with her juniors, and it was only inaccordance with Mrs. Morrison's wishes that she had broken her barrierof reserve. She had, however, taken rather a fancy to Marjorie, andsometimes invited her into her study. To go and sit in Winifrede's tinysanctum, to see her books, photographs, post cards, and other treasures, and to be regaled with cocoa and biscuits, was a privilege that raisedMarjorie to the seventh heaven of bliss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anybody'd think you'dseen a ghost instead of a batch of Germans. Why, you've gone quitepale!" "I'm only tired, " snapped Chrissie rather crossly. "You're always makingremarks about something. I'm going to walk with Patricia. " "Oh, all right! Just as you please. I don't press myself on anybody. I'll walk with Winifrede again if she'll have me. " CHAPTER XX Patriotic Gardening The direct result of the potato walk to Mr. Briggs's farm was that afriendship sprang up between Winifrede and Marjorie.... It was, of course, rather an exceptional friendship, involving condescension on the part ofthe head girl and frantic devotion on Marjorie's part. Six months ago itwould not have been possible, for Winifrede's creed of exclusiveness haddiscouraged any familiarity with her juniors, and it was only inaccordance with Mrs. Morrison's wishes that she had broken her barrierof reserve. She had, however, taken rather a fancy to Marjorie, andsometimes invited her into her study. To go and sit in Winifrede's tinysanctum, to see her books, photographs, post cards, and other treasures, and to be regaled with cocoa and biscuits, was a privilege that raisedMarjorie to the seventh heaven of bliss.
What to read after A Patriotic Schoolgirl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brazil Angela to read onlineMoreLess
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